4229.0 Youth Access to Tobacco: The Retail Environment

Tuesday, October 28, 2008: 2:30 PM
Poster

Board 1
Have you noticed all the tobacco ads? Your kids have. Successful media and partnership strategies to encourage retailers to voluntarily remove tobacco signs
Kara J. Williams, MPH
Board 2
Utilizing a five-phase policy campaign model to reduce youth access to tobacco
Guadulesa Rivera, Steven Gallegos, Michael Olivares, Martha Rivera, Sally Fontamillas Shaw, DrPH and Bruce Nelson, MA
Board 3
San Fernando Valley tobacco control project: The effectiveness of merchant education and citizen citations to combat illegal tobacco sales to youth
Jose C. Salazar, DrPH, MPH, Liya Yevdosin, BS, Olga Strauss-Waitkuweit, BS, Debra Valladares, BA and Kathleen Young, PhD, MPH (c)
Board 4
Developing an educational campaign to remove tobacco from pharmacies in King County, Washington
Fel Pajimula, Molly Ryan, MPHc and Scott Neal
Board 5
Tobacco sales to minors: Crossing the gender boundary
Desiree Goetze, MPH, CHES, CPP, Aaron Jones, MPH and Francis Mawanda
Board 6
Gender and ethnicity of underage decoys and tobacco merchants as predictors of illegal sale of tobacco in Riverside County, California
Robert S. Peterson, MPH and Florence M. Neglia, MBA
Board 7
Meeting performance management outcomes: Learning from the success of the Synar program
Jennifer L. Wagner and Susan Marsiglia Gray, MPH
Board 8
Support for tobacco retail licensing policies in Fresno County, California
Susan Pearman, MPA, Vickie D. Krenz, PhD,MSPH and Eric Krenz, PhD
Board 9
Reducing Youth Access to Tobacco: A Community Effort to Implement a Tobacco Retail Licensing Ordinance
Jeannie Phuong Nguyen

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